Data
Type
Monolith A
Monolith B
Monolith C
Ceramic
Ceramic
Weight
Monolith A
Monolith B
Monolith C
0.576 kg (1.27 lb)
0.476 kg (1.05 lb)
Palladium
Monolith A
Monolith B
Metal Price
2621 PPM (2.621 g/kg)
2823 PPM (2.823 g/kg)
$59
Platinum
Monolith A
Monolith B
Metal Price
273 PPM (0.237 g/kg)
0 PPM
$30.5
Rhodium
Monolith A
Monolith B
Metal Price
462 PPM (0.462 g/kg)
371 PPM (0.371 g/kg)
$395
Note: Please consider that the PGM (Pt, Pd, Rh) content might change from one catalytic to another (with the same serial #) due to its condition affected by mileage, weather conditions, etc. *Assay made with Niton XLT3GOLDD+
PRICE COMPARISON IN DIFFERENT APPS
Price
$347
$255
not found
$203
$250
$262
Margins in Auto Catalyst Trading
In today’s world there are no big secrets. It is easy to have updated data, prices, interest rates, lease rates, lab results, etc. This situation increases competition and reduces margins. In addition, regulation became burdensome, and price fluctuations constitute high risk in a low margin setting. All these force us to adapt to work in large volumes at a quick pace, while also properly managing the money and minimizing the risks. When working with low margins, we must pay attention to:
– Interest (that is currently increasing)
– Expenses which are related to metals lease prices (especially in
transactions where there is advanced payment and immediate payment). The scheme below describes the ecosystem price structure of the recycling of catalytic converters. It is important to emphasize that both the processors and the refiners usually buy goods only after turning them into powder (as well as conducting laboratory tests), and therefore are less exposed to mistakes and fraud. On the other hand the “collectors” must look for extra margin, as they are exposed to risks.